Dished [verb]

Nicky's admirable judgment told him that as a competitive poet he was dished by Prothero.

I teased up the furnace, I leveled the fire, I dished the cinders in to thicken the heat, and I watched the cobbles.

She dished her rival, but it is a marvel, with the strange means she employed, that she was not utterly ruined.

Prevent that by adding to the soup, just before it is dished, a little paste made of flour and butter.

Naturally he was much surprised at the visit, but he swallowed the story that Abdul Kerim dished up for him.

In fact, I dished up my highwayman in a score of ways, and found him good in all.

The patient, tired-looking eyes of the woman brightened as she dished out a saucer of the cream.

Stew the tongue till quite soft in this sauce; the wine can be added when dished or left out if preferred.

He could hardly believe that Betty had cooked and dished up this really excellent dinner.

Slipping almost unnoticed into the group around the fire, they dished up their own suppers.